A Chicago judge has announced that he is facing a review less than a year after being appointed to the bench. According to the Chicago Sun-Times. the judge Caroline Glennon-Goodman He worked in the Cook County pretrial division until Jan. 10. Another judge reassigned it after a text revealed a stereotypical meme that clowns children's futures.

RELATED: The man who attacked the judge in Las Vegas has spoken out in an emotional video before being sentenced

So Boom! Here's what happened with the Chicago judge

The Chicago judge thought she had sent a friend of her husband "Idea of ​​Christmas humor." What was allegedly smiling at husband Goodman was an artwork of a black child on a fake Little Tikes 'My First Ankle Monitor' toy. The AI-generated image was said to be from a TikTok video. However, according to a friend of Caroline's, the judge mistakenly sent the racist joke to another judge after mixing up contacts with similar names. per Injustice Watch.

“A newly elected Cook County judge, Caroline Glennon-Goodman, was temporarily assigned and referred to the state Judicial Investigation Commission on Friday for allegedly sharing a racist image in a text message.
The footage leaked to the general public last week parodied… pic.twitter.com/7Tk31dQiY7

— The Daily Sneed™ (@Tr00peRR) January 13, 2025

As a result, Judge Timothy Evans temporarily reassigned Caroline Glennon-Goodman. That means it won't determine whether defendants will serve jail time, go free or be monitored with electronic devices such as ankle bracelets. However, the specifics of his day-to-day duties are unclear.

In addition, the incident has reportedly been sent to the Judicial Instruction Committee to receive further opinions on sanctions. Meanwhile, Caroline will also undergo implicit bias training, and will be replaced on the bench by a former Cook County state's attorney.

Law Org has called Caroline Glennon-Goodman about the text

The Cook County Bar Association called out Caroline for circulating the AI-generated image. In a statement to Injustice Watch, the association refused to apologize for the inaccurate nature of the text.

"We understand that the photo was meant to be shared with another audience and the judge involved has apologized as a result," the CCBA said. "However, these media are inappropriate regardless of the target audience. Discernment and judgment are very important to the qualifications of a judge. Any judge should be impartial enough not to spread such racist tropes any more.'

The details of Judge Goodman's pardon are unknown. The statement added that the image encourages negative narratives about black people in the US, especially black men. Black Enterprise reports Chicago judges have a reputation for being soft on detention requests. He started his legal career as a public defender in 1997, and was supposed to be on the bench until 2030.

RELATED: Wow! LA City employee sues Judge Mathis for allegedly making THIS emotional threat